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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1935

Page

8

Pageant portrays Girl Scouts aim at peace and fellowship

Delegates at the 71st Girl Scout national council opening in San Francisco witness Miss Oleda Schrottky stage Our Chalet replica in Adelboden Switzerland as the Swiss home anchors the pageant. Mrs Arthur Osgood Choate will discuss the Juliette Low Memorial fund bringing guides from 32 countries, while Mrs James J Storrow presents clips from last summer’s chalet residence. The Our Chalet site on the Alps foothills features overhanging caves and inscribed motto God protect this house and all who go in and out, an international center opened in 1932 by Lord and Lady Baden-Powell.

Girl Scout National Council Fairmont San Francisco Adelboden Switzrland Girl Guides Girl Senuts Oleda Schrottky Arthur Osgood Choate Juliette Low James J. Storrow Boston Girl, Guides and Girl Scouts Lord Word Baden-Powell The World Association

Trip to Pickerel Lake By Miller Poultry Club Members

A Miller reservation group from Crossman Allen and Oviatt joined Trene Steniger Elton and Cleo Eller of Onida for a three day wildlife conservation camp at Pickerel Lake. Participants hiked sailed boated archery and volleyball with evening assemblies and a waterfowl tour. The group studied birds fish and hair habits and visited a conservation reserve before returning home after tests on the final day.

iMilier Poultry Club Pickerel Lake Allen Crossman Sal Oviatt Crossman Club Trene Steniger Elton Cleo Eller Onida Miller Pickerel Jr

Valois Clemmens Plans Letters At Brookings College

The Valois Clemmens 4-H club Busy Beadles plan to tie letters to her while she studies at Brookings. Clemmens attends a Home Eco Motures course there with Miss Clemmens involved.

Valois Clemmens NRA Beadles Brookings

Ella Mae Disney Plans Return to Huron Weekends

Ella Mae Disney outlines plans to return to Huron for weekends every third week and asserts the club intends to meet then so she can take charge.

Huron Ella Mae Disney

Altoona 4 H Club Elects Officers and Plans Fundraiser

The Altoona 4 H Foods club elected officers for the year including Alice Riel as president Edna Tollefson secretary Joy Borah reporter and yell leader Edna Tollefson recreation leader and Lorraine Tollefson assistant musician A radio program and dance are planned for October 5 at the Tollefson schoolhouse to raise funds for Junior Short Course attendance A potluck lunch followed turnout of members and a serving plan for October 12 was set.

Altoona 4-H Club Altoona 4-H Foods Club Teader Louise K. Borah Hitchcock Alice Riel Edna Tolflefson Joy Borah Edna Tollefson Lorraine Tollefson Tollefson Louise Borah Dorothes Iria Walton Esther Jennie Farmer Slice Riel LaVern Theone Tollefson Edna Lorraine Irena Tollefson Dorothea Walton

Organize Club At Gann Valley 4 H Club Formed

A 4-H club has been organized at Gann Valley under Rev. Harold A. Mercier pastor of the Congregational church. Officers include Donald Urban as assistant leader Floyd Henrichsen as president Hugh Sedgwick as vice president Norman Nelsorm secretary Boyd Beeman treasurer and Lee Land Dyson reporter. Meetings thus far have been occupied with rope work.

Gann Valley Harold A. Mercier Congregational Church Donald Urban Floyd Henrichsen Hugh Sedgwick Norman Nelsorm Boyd Beeman Lée Land Dyson

Assistant Leader In Charge Of Club Meeting Summary

Second year NRA Busy Beatles food club members met at leader Miss VaLois Clem mons home. Miss Clem mons college at Stockings, mother Mrs A Clemm ons led. Vice president Lois Krouse opened the session and records were prepared for the shire office. Ella Mae Disney recalled days from the Pickerel lake conservation camp. Next meeting at the same place Saturday with officer elections.

NRA VaLois Clemmons Miss Clemmens Stockings A. Clemmons Sader Lois Krouse Shire Ella Mae Disney Pickerel Lake

INRA Busy Beadles Record Work Overseen by Clemmens

The INRA Busy Beadles meeting was led by Mrs. Clemmens in the absence of Valtell Clemmens. Girls filled out their record books for submission Tuesday, with next year focusing on Home Furnishings and officers to be elected at the first meeting Saturday. A Lincoln school fourth grade group visited the Evening Burante office with teacher Miss Helen Feeney for a building tour.

NRA Lincoln School Helen Feeney

Fire Week Leaders Named for Local Prevention Efforts

Earl Flanagan announces a Fire Prevention Week plan led by the Huron Chamber committee chairmen and city officials. Fire drills in schools, pupil talks, ministerial outreach, and film showings are slated with radio talks and Boy Scout demonstrations at community meetings.

Huron Darrell Richards H. M. Whitman

Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Salad Or Liver Loaf

Step by step kitchen guide blends two recipes: a fruit and rice salad with lettuce celery apple lemon and mayonnaise, and a liver loaf with rice, liver, onion celery parsley, flour and tomatoes baked into a loaf. Includes a seven minute marshmallow icing made with egg white sugar water and vanilla and marshmallows melted into the icing.

PTA Meeting Draws Crowd at White Side School

The first PTA gathering at White Side School in Wessington convened Friday night with a large turnout. Afterward a lunch was prepared in the basement by the committee.

PTA Wessington

Farm Queries And Answers Column Helps Farmers

Readers ask about AAA programs cattle buying and ag problems and the Farm Editor provides answers. The service operates through the agricultural extension service of the State college at Brookings with replies mailed to inquirer and address provided.

AAA Agricultural Extension Service State College Brookings

Proper pruning and crop contract guidance for farmers

Questions cover pruning dead tree tops on cottonwood and box elder, handling overplanted corn acreage under contract with penalties, division of crops between landlord and tenant, planting wild roses and Russian olive in fall, silage requirements tied to base period averages, and timing for trimming Chinese elm and buckthorn hedges. Answers advise removing dead tops, coppice regrowth thinning, penalties or adjustments for contract signers, proportional crop division, fall planting with mulch, silage equal to base-period average unless adjustments are made, and hedge trimming timing norms.

San Born J. L Clark County M. L. Spink Carson County Lake County

Hedge pruning timing for box form guidance

E B Hutchinson county advises on hedge maintenance. Severe trimming should occur in the dormant season, while shaping into a box can be done during the growing season with preference for spring and early summer. Since trees were planted last season, prune back this coming March then begin box trimming in spring to promote dense growth to the ground.

Hutchinson County

Hoover opens doors again in White House era

The former secretary of commerce, once a central source of economic and foreign development rumors, has returned to broad influence in Washington. He now blends immediate duties with wide knowledge of events from Russia to Wall Street, and politics to policy.

Fiest Washington Russia Wall Street White House Hoover

Hoover Portrait and Palo Alto Study Reveals Private View

An analysis of Hoover shows a secretive political network not found by travelers across the nation and suggests Hoover avoids active campaigning. The Palo Alto study depicts a calm, well-appointed scene with a stone fireplace and a desk free of day-to-day letters. Prominent visitors are described as stopping by for orange juice and cigars, while Hoover appears younger, warmer, and humorous about situations.

Palo White House

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